Digestive tract foreign body taking-out device suitable for children

Abstract

Disclosed is a digestive tract foreign body taking-out device suitable for children. One end of a handle is fixedly connected with an insertion tube and the handle is of a hollow structure, the end, away from the handle, of the insertion tube is fixedly connected with a mounting cover, the end, away from the insertion tube, of the mounting cover is provided with a clamping block, and a lens is arranged in the middle of the surface of the side, close to the clamping block, of the mounting cover; a plurality of air blowing holes is formed in the inner side surface of the mounting cover, the other ends of the air blowing holes are connected with an air blowing switch through air blowing pipes, the air blowing switch is arranged on the surface of one side of the handle, a miniature air pump is arranged in each air blowing pipe, a plurality of wire holes are formed in the surface of the mounting cover in a penetrating mode, and stretching wires are arranged in the wire holes in a penetrating mode. The problems that a camera at the front end of existing alimentary canal foreign body forceps is prone to being polluted, medical staff cannot clearly see the position of the foreign body forceps, and the difficulty of taking out foreign bodies is increased are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a device for removing foreign bodies from the digestive tract suitable for children. Background technique [0002] Gastrointestinal foreign bodies are one of the most common diseases in clinical emergency (especially esophageal foreign bodies). Children and the elderly are most likely to accidentally swallow foreign objects and cause incarceration. There are many kinds of foreign bodies in the digestive tract, and sharp and protruding foreign bodies such as fish bones, chicken bones, date stones, dentures, blades, nails, toothpicks, hard metal wires, etc., can cause a high rate of digestive tract perforation. Foreign objects such as small marbles, magnetic beads, and button batteries, once passed through the stomach, pose a high risk of intestinal perforation, requiring surgery. [0003] Usually, the traditional foreign body removal method is that the doctor removes the...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In view of this, in order to solve the problem that the front-end camera of the existing digestive tract foreign body forceps is easily polluted, causing medical staff to be unable to clearly see the position of the foreign body forceps, and increasing the difficulty of removing foreign bodies, the present invention provides a digestive system suitable for children. Foreign body removal device

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